Official Sony E3 2006 Press Conference Thread

I'd like to see the reactions of people with year-old dead Sony systems now that they're $600.

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Originally Posted by omfgninjas in iraq

I'd like to see the reactions of people with year-old dead Sony systems now that they're $600.

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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by Cowdisease

I made a 'Console War' sig for all you PS3 fans.

http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/a...chmentid=19304

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My new wallpaper.

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Originally Posted by Cowdisease

I made a 'Console War' sig for all you PS3 fans.

http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/a...chmentid=19304

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Best sig ever.

I think this Civil War stuff has really gone too far.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

I think this Civil War stuff has really gone too far.

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nope. its like Mortal Kombat and "your mom".

it must be beaten down.

Remeber when I said it must have sucked for those developers to have to change their e3 demo in just a couple months to accomodate the tacked-on motion tech? I was wrong, they had a week and a half.

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Originally Posted by joystiq

That's the impression given by a Eurogamer interview with Warhawk developer Incognito. One of the questions posed in our controller comparison editorial was in relation to how long ago the decision had been made to enhance the PS3 controller with automagical motion sensing capabilities. The article states that the developer only got their hands on the technology within the last two weeks, but the actual response given by Dylan Jobe to one of the questions is far more telling. When prompted about how long they had actually known about it, Jobe responded with, "We've really known officially for about a week and a half, and we did the final tuning just a couple of days ago."

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Also, the PS3 is very heavy.
""The $599 PS3 is, however, worth its weight in Uranium. The radioactive substance so popular amongst terrorists is expected to hit $54 a pound this year, meaning that if you choose to buy 11 pounds of Uranium (and why wouldn't you?), you'll actually end up saving $5.""

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Originally Posted by g0zen

I think this Civil War stuff has really gone too far.

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No way.

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Originally Posted by Cowutopia

Also, the PS3 is very heavy.
""The $599 PS3 is, however, worth its weight in Uranium. The radioactive substance so popular amongst terrorists is expected to hit $54 a pound this year, meaning that if you choose to buy 11 pounds of Uranium (and why wouldn't you?), you'll actually end up saving $5.""

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I wonder if the PS3 will have a flux capacitator.

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Originally Posted by diffusionx

rumble is fucking terrible. No game besides Rez uses it well.

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Metal Gear Solid was the first and best use of the dual shock I ever experienced. And I think that's a fantastic example of how much vibration can add to games.

Viberation has been underplayed if you ask me. There are so many ways to use it in games I'm shocked they just slack on the simple explosion rumble, and keep going.

How about when your character is tired, have the controller lighly rumble a little. Or on a horror game, when your scared have the characters heart beat faster and simulate this with the rumble feature.

How about 8 way directional rumble?

So sonys statement about "last gen it was about rumble, this gen its about feel" is lame, and they know they couldn't have the rumble feature cause of their lawsuit.

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Originally Posted by Zerohero

Or on a horror game, when your scared have the characters heart beat faster and simulate this with the rumble feature.

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I take it you've never played a Resident Evil game?

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Originally Posted by Bacon

I take it you've never played a Resident Evil game?

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They didn't use it in every RE game, and usually it only starts when you get hit, not when you are scared.